A graded and certified coin will usually bring a premium over gold spot price. The fact that it is certified, graded (usually PF69-PF70) and protected in a holder lends to a higher sale price. If the coin was not graded, then it just for no reason other than market demand sold for a premium over spot. I would have it authenticated at a jewelry shop or local coin shop before you count your chickens. Original packaging or not it could easily still be a complete fake. Gold plated copies of this coin are everywhere. They originate in China and have been made there for many, many years. Even current modern silver and gold coins are counterfeited by the thousands daily in China and sold off to unscrupulous coin sellers. Be aware. Be sure and have it weighed, XRF tested and examined by a knowledgeable person. The coin if real is valuable but...that's why they are often faked....Good luck...let us know what happens on this thread in the future if you find out anything. Cheers